After the hustle and bustle of the first day, I knew that Friday and Saturday was going to be far worse. There were some pretty large panels happening on Friday. Three of them were in Ballroom 20 which was one of 3 large rooms. One was largely film and some …
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After the pitching panel we ran into friends we rarely get a chance to see (almost quite literally). It was nice to be able to sit down and have a chat with people that we really don’t get a chance to see. After that we hit the Ray Bradbury panel. …
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As I had mentioned before, the first panel we went to was Racebending.com’s panel on diversity in the media. By diversity they mean different genders, races, ages and sexualities. It was quite the enlightening panel to hear some of the things that writers have been told. It was both interesting …
For some reason, the night before I simply could not fall asleep. No matter how hard I tried, my body wouldn’t let me sleep. I wound up starting the day with no sleep. That coupled with a wake-up time of 5 AM so we could be in line by 6 …
(Continuing from yesterday) This 3 hours isn’t quite as bad as we hadn’t had dinner. It’s also not as bad as we’re not dealing with inclement weather. We shouldn’t be worrying about snow or any other kind of wacky weather as we’re travelling within the state. The restaurant we ate …
(For the first two posts, I didn’t get any pictures. I didn’t feel comfortable getting pictures of the airport due to security. There will be pictures after the first two posts.) So, why is this called Comic Con, Day Zero? Quite simple. This is the journey to Comic Con. Mainly …
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